martin luther king jr. be next for some of these people? i'll explain in a bit. and then obama alums sounding the alarm for over 2020 election models showing a trump victory. one of the president's pollsters is here to react. plus, banned, blocks, purges. social media taking on conservatives and free speech. one person fighting back with a brand-new platform.d joins us exclusively. a lot of you want to know what to do, and i'm going to give yoe an answer. another women's athletic championship claimed by ahl transgendered athlete. and now some women's liberation groups are fighting back. the fierce debate later on in the hour. but first, the globalists are rebuked again. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the elites have never accepted the fact that populist conservatives and economic nationalists around the globe are on the rise. here in the u.s., think about it. the deep state rose up against trump during and after the election by using informants fisa courts, surveillance powers, and a special counsel i

i making the case on behalf of thomas jefferson as well as martin luther king, could the standard apply of them?y >> with dr. king i will say thi this. i believe we should not tear down all of his statues, but ig, think one of the things about dr. king as great as he was and he is one of my personal heroes, one of the things about him is a lot of times his image obscures so many other people in the civil rights movement and i would say actually the most important person to the civil rights movement was not dr. king, it was ella baker. if you want to change some things, some people in the particular community are not comfortable with his image, then they should put up other civil rights heroes particularly local civil rights heroes and we have a martin luther king boulevard in every city in america. why not have an ella baker? >> tucker: i think that's fairs. but i want to end on this. when your kids get to high school, they will learn the most important thing about thomas jefferson is he may have fathered a child with sally hemmings, we don't know that, but -- >> pretty certain. >> tuck

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martin luther king jr.mong others leah chase was 96 years old. >>> over the weekend, texas became the biggest state yet to ban red light cameras. it's the latest in an ongoing debate that pits driving safety against personal rights. here is nbc's molly hunter >> reporter: we've all seen these dramatic videos when reckless drivers blow through red lights now texas has become the latest and biggest state to ban red light cameras. >> it's now law. >> reporter: red light cameras record the license plates and automatically issue drivers tickets. but the controversy centers around fairness. unlike police officers writing a ticket, the cameras assume you're guilty. and the cameras catch people not just blatantly running red lights, but also people stopping just over the white line who didn't quite clear the cash-strapped cities, and studies show they work red light cameras reduce the crash rate in large cities by 21%. across the country, about two dozen states currently have red light cameras operate, and 11 state

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martin luther king jr., and thurgood marshall among others leah chase was 96 years old. >>> when we come back, why a group of medical students is working with animals an unusual partnership to help them heal humans >>> finally tonight, dr. doolittle has nothing on these medical professionals. at harvard medical school, students of human medicine are working with veterinarians the goal, to improve care for everyone here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: when you think harvard med school, this is probably not what comes to mind. but it turns out, you can learn a lot from a lemur which is why one class now partners students of human medicine, like kara young, with veterinarians to treat animals at boston's franklin park zoo. >> it's unlike any experience i've had but it's really getting to know the animals just beyond what we can see here and knowing them inside and out.a roine phyl >> check out his eyes. >> reporter: and while some things like eye exams aren't much different -- >> reporter: animals can't describe what they're feeling. >> it's super important in how we've learned in medical

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about the stir find intrigue ago and by that, i mean "sexy." ( laughter ) he could have picked martin luther kingnelson mandela or eleanor roosevelt. but of all the speeches he stole, ashton kutcher? from the 2013 "teens choice awards?" ( laughter ) like, now it makes me wonder if he does this every year? maybe he only steals from awards shows. maybe last year he was like, students i'm going to let you finish but bey once had the greatest video of all time." that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) today was day two of president trump's visit to the u.k. and last night, the world's cutest white walker, her majesty, the queen, hosted an official state dinner in honor of trump's favorite thing: himself. >> the president's first day ending in grand fashion with a dinner at buckingham palace, surrounded by royalty, the very best china, crystal, and guild silver on display for the president and 170 rs guests, the president praising the queen: >> a great, great woman. >> but possibly breaking with protocol when appearing to touch her back as she stood up. >>

people and that's i think one of the biggest wars that actually has always been going on and martin luther king jr pointed that out over and over it's a class issue and this is a war against poor people oh no are devolving into an autocracy driven by these feudal digital potentates you know back in the middle evil days you know the king or the queen would make some pronouncement that's ludicrous but people have to accept that you know they suddenly that you know this are and this color. orange represents the high holiness of whatever this and you must bow before and people have to do it so now you have over there google they're saying these are not poor people these are people that don't believe in the divinity of google and therefore they must live in these camps or those say oh we must build a wall or not build a wall you know use a reason which is straight out of a medieval deranged potentate king's mind these are r.v. camps outside of google's headquarters here there's a road there with public parking google themselves have built like 65 affordable housing units in the city but there is an

martin luther king, jr. frequently dined there, and later, so would two presidents, george w.are you feeling, baby? we paid her a visit in 2015, just another highlight of our 25-year friendship. >> no matter what you do on this earth, you have to do it and do it well. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: she even served as the inspiration behind disney's first african american princess. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: one of her most treasured awards is the 2016the course of america, and i say we changed the course of america over a bowl of gumbo. >> reporter: leah chase died saturday. she was 96 years old. michelle miller, cbs news, new york.ouis werelucky to call that's the "cbs evenne night. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> now at seven, screeching tires, cheering crowds shutdown intersections. tonight we ask what happened to the top crackdown on sideshows? >> we don't know what down. what went down. heartbroken. >> neighbors describe a gentle soul but that's not what

call attention to two problems causing senseless tragedies in >> reporter: the 2700-block of martin luther king avenue southeast is no safe place for pedestrians. all that stands between people crossing the busy street from tis bus stop, far frohe nearest traffic light -- and the vehicles barrelling toward them is this scuffed-up, outdated crosswalk. >> i have zip ties if we need more zip ties. >> reporter: they hung a pair of white painted shoes, ghost shoes, to remember a woman whose name has not been released who was struck and killed here may 18th. >> if our city can't provide fundamental safety, then we're failing everybody. >> reporter: from there, they n walk dow the street to add their voices to aally against the gun violence that has claimed more than 60 lives i the district this year. >> my name is maurice -- >> reporter: 15-year-old maurice scott was among 23 people shot in the city over memorial day weekend. he and a friend were standing in front of a convenience store on wheeler ro southeast whe scott was struck and killed by bullets intended for someone else. >> it means a lot to

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i am suggesting what martin luther king suggested.e have a dividend where every single american gets $1,000 a month. we start there. then we can look around and say is there something more we should consider doing for people who helped build this country? >> we all get money? >> we all get the dividends. 78% of americans live paycheck to paycheck. and 30% of mall stores are going to close because amazon. circumcision got you in the newspaper. >> it did for a bit. jesse: you have been talking about circumcision and you are a presidential candidate. >> it was a response to a question on twitter. we should question the routine circumcision of infants. if there is not a medical need for it. when my wife was together research on this, she said what is the medical case for this. jesse: thank you. we'll see you at the debates. country star john rich enters. "watters' world." we are going to play a new song for you. years. . [♪] ♪ i'm tired of all the fighting so shut up about politics ♪ you punch left, i punch right ♪ some people lie, some p

martin luther king junior, echoed his mentor. so long as i do not firmly and irrevocably possess the right to vote, i do not possess myself, king demanded. is this congress demonstrated, revolutions can go backward. we cannot allow that to happen. already it is difficult for me to believe that an 2019, we are seeing purges of voter lists, draconian voter id laws that discriminate against poor people, minorities, the elderly and disabled, as much luther king junior challenged in his nobel peace acceptance speech, i refuse to accept the idea that the business of men makes him morally incapable of reaching for that which confronts him. t.v.is is american history covering history

that is the hope of another great american doctor martin luther king jr.. he made a lot of important speeches while he was a pastor. one of the most famous is called i had a dream. do you have any dreams for america? thousands of people come to washington, d.c. every year to learn about the nation's history. and if we come in the springtime they can also see these trees that go all the way around the tidal basin. they were a gift from the people of japan to the people of the united states in 1912. they are carved into the marble stone and people come from all over to find the names of their loved ones. when i think of the pledge of allegiance, i think of the flag and all of the important things the flag and pledge to stand for like freedom, justice and equality but then i realized we don't get these on our own there are people that fight for us to be free everyda every day like e soldiers from world war ii that raised the flag at hiroshima. before we got home there was one more place to go. we headed to the flagstones of the full jurors were given their liv

she created a save haven for civil rights activists including martin luther king jr.me a close friend. >> she was already a giant in the culinary world. her seg nature dishes of chicken and shrimp clemminsole brought her worldwide fame. leah chase was called the queen of creole cuisine and her palace was dooky chase's. >> if i didn't come in this kitchen every day, i think i would be miserable. >> reporter: born in 1923 she started out as a wait tress in the french quarter before married a musician whose parents ran a small sandwich shop. mrs. chase took it over and made it into a fine dining restaurant for african-americans in the 1950s. >> what does this mean? >> it was like a save haven for all of us. >> reporter: during the civil rights era, she provided a space for both white and back activists to meet. in 2005 hurricane katrina destroyed dooky chase, but chase reopened it two years later. >> people said, what are you going to do at your age. there was only one thing for me to do. no matter what you do on this earth, you have to do it and do it well. >> reporter:

martin luther king jr. to fight for civil rights.developed -- they went out to the communities to listen to parent concerns, they helped change school district policies. in 1969, the association of chinese teachers was formally established. with a mission of ensuring education equity for all. five years later, the scholarship committee was established. that tear, they were able to fund two scholarships. over the span of 45 years, through the generosity of many community leaders and members, current and retired educators, the number of scholarships has increased. this year, at our 50th anniversary, we are able to award scholarships to 23 high school graduating seniors who have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to social justice. the students have worked hard and have shown self-discipline in their schools and community, and some of them are able to be here tonight. please join me in celebrating the achievements of the 2019 scholarship recipients. from balboa high school, audrey sue, from philip burton high s

bush as well as civil rights leaders like martin luther king jr., malcolm x. in louisiana during the segregated jim crow era and got her start in the early '40s. she became famous in her own right and successful. she passed away at 96 and was truly an icon and will be misse missed. >> greg: let's do this. i missed the tv show called cheaters. people would be out on a secret date. a guy would bring the person on, the ex-boyfriend or husband. it was so good. this is the animal version. two cats thinking that they are having an illicit affair. then notices the x behind her. democrat says why did you run away? what's going on. [laughter] don't cheat on me. that's why... >> ♪ animals are great! ♪ animals are great! >> juan: do you remember this 30-year-old film classic. take a look. >> hey, is this heaven? >> no. it's iowa. >> juan: if you build it, they will come. that's what i did this past sunday after fox news sunday in dubuque. i visited the real field of dreams and dyer's bill iowa. its farm country. in the middle of it, beautiful baseball diamond surrounded

went through tough times after the assassination of martin luther king, jr. and riots in d.c. how did that affect you? >> we were here all night long. i wrote black owned and soul brothers on the window. my mom went in here with a shotgun. >> hoping to discourage people. i'm a soul brother with a shotgun. locked and load and full of soul. >> that was rough though. there was smoke all over the city. 14th and 7th street were on fire. nothing happened on u street, thank god. >> this is our beautiful mother, marie lee. >> you let them talk and do all of this stuff. >> that's the way it is. >> tell me your perspective. >> it's wonderful. she's the president and a vice and the they are doing a wonderful job. our accountant can't believe how well they are doing the business. >> i like that you got down to the bottom line. our accountant. >> this is smart. >> my daughter and sage. this is samantha. samantha has been with us for 15 years. >> this is gina, the hostess with the mostest. this is my aunt, but we were born on the same day. we are the same age. >> that's how black families w

>> the biblical description at the hotel martin luther king, behold a dreamer, let's slam and see was in their dreams. they cannot stand the truth, they cannot stand the light, they cannot stand the contrast the boxes. fox is saying something entirely different and that the numbers embarrassment to them. we tried to go through a lot of people work for me. you get to be old enough,. >> i said one of the wise old man. but laura and shawn and tucker, these people can defend themselves and have a great form of defending a themselves. he has somebody now. but i guess that's part back to early christian p something has to bee done. because things are out of control. i wake up some mornings and think we lost the guardrails of some of the things that keep us together as society. in a friend of mine, gary bauer and i had lunch and he said, i'm a big supporter of donald trump. but if you remember before the election of donald trump, you are saying, we have to do this. in the fight of 93 election by a friend michael anton. because if we go we may go down the tubes in the election of hillary clin

bernie sanders voted for the crime bill. >> and joe biden came with you martin luther king jr.akfast and he's dealing with it. >> yes. and he's running against a nominee who said i think the central park five should not get a settlement. i think they beat it. you cannot argue about semen at a scene. i think that's clear. and we really need to be ready not to talk about we will endorse biden or this but push back on the blatant attempt to suppress the black vote. >> you ran for president back in 2004. there was a large field at the time, but not quite as large as it is now because it's ginormous with 24 in. how difficult do you think it's bog to be for joe biden or anybody else to emerge as a key front-runner? what will be the tactics they have to employ to get there? >> i think they're going to have to create a base constituency that buys into what they're standing for and say and stay with them all the way through. if you don't have a firm foundation base, you will be playing all over the field and it can go anywhere with 24 people. you have to say this is my lane, this is wha

martin luther king i'm told used to love to have his meetings in pascal's restaurant in atlanta.tinued to do my meetings in silvia's restaurant in harlem. it got big news when barack obama was getting ready to run for president. it's where you plot and strat apologi stra at t strat apologize and talk off the cuff. i wanted to give her the tribute she deserves. may she rest in power because we are better because she gave us the meeting place. that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> this sunday, that mass shooting in virginia beach. 12 victims killed at a public works building by a single gunman. >> we just heard people yelling and screaming to get down. >> we'll get the latest this morning. plus the growing push for impeachment. bob mueller says what attorney general bill barr would not. >> if we did not have confidence he didn't commit a crime, we would have said so. >> trump pushes back. >> i think mull ser a never-trumper. >>

we don't have martin luther king day in alabama. weather watcher monitor luther king roblt e lee.e two largest hiesz rsz robert e leeann jefferson david. we live mid-19th century in this country. there are thousand of kfrt memorial across the south. we should stop talking about that doesn't make sense if you grow up and you're black and go to robert e. lee high or jefferson dafsz when i moved to montgomery you couldn't find the word slave or slavery anywhere in the city. we we were talking about history all the time. we haven't talked the history of native genocide and when did to native americans when europeans came. we haven't talked about slavery. and the narrative we haven't confronted. and because we haven't we see the horrific disparities. i just think we are not being honest. we believe in memory and memorial that's why we built the national memorial. we had the 9/11 traejd and we in a memorial in less than 15 years. i think that's good. but we haven't done anything to talk about what hppened to black people. >> what are people getting out of this -- now it's becoming a pil

he was close to martin luther king and in the 50s i wouldn't say that he was an activist for civil rightsbut he wasn't friendly to the cause. when he became president, he made sure the school that the se integrated and you can look at the statistics it was a tiny percentage that were in integrated schools within a couple of years there was a large percentage. he really moved the numbers. that has been overlooked. i think nixon deserves some credit for that. people naturally want to be part of their own group and they look at their tribe as their group and that they look back that can be this religion or that. i thought my group and others that group. sometimes there's interesting mixing between the group did when i use the word of tribalism that's what i'm referring to looking down on the other end picking up your t own group. we had hoped at the end of the cold war that we were going to go to the new era beyond tribalism. that didn't happen and in the united states today there's a lot of tribalism. >> host: with the knicks in the example we were talking about the easternxa establishme, t

martin luther king.ords when he was drowning in his own sea of grief from a book that his sister-in-law, jacqueline kennedy gave him in the months after the loss of president kennedy, who was his brother, his boss, and the north star in his life. saturday night vice president joe biden lost the north star in his life, his son, beau, at the age of 46. in his life, in his too-short life, beau accomplished so many things. he served as two terms of attorney general of his state. he was a member of the delaware national guard where he deployed to iraq in 2009, and he didn't just get deployed, he was awarded the bronze star. beau also had the distinction of being the first child of a president or vice president to serve in combat zones since dwight eisenhower's own son went to war in korea. beau could have run for the senate in 2010 and he would have won, but he chose instead to continue as a local prosecutor, and he said he needed to do that because he needed to keep fighting in his state on a case that invol

nixon, vietnam was raging, kent state, martin luther king, bobby kennedy, dnc, think about all that went on. ultimately a oil shock and a, oil more than a shock. you think about all that, on other side -- neil: we'll continue following this. brian moynihan talking to our maria bartiromo. the guy who runs bank of america, one of largest financial institutions on the planet. talking about better than 10-year economic recovery. you know the old market salt, recoveries don't die of old agings they're murdered. black swan moments, oil crisis he alluded, undid the '60s momentum was evaporated with the '73 oil embargo, opec, all of that. other things bet in the way we don't see now, that could disrupt all of this. what he is talking about an underlying strong economy without much inflation. that is the trigger of jerome powell's remarks earlier today in chicago. when he was looking at a prospect of a trade fight that could turn into an outright trade war. tariffs he coupled with those on china, those on mexico, that could slow things down markedly, produce possibly a reversal on part of federal

charlton heston, former nra president actually did march next to martin luther king and for the civilltiple times. the nra is the oldest, longest living civil rights organization in the united states. they are not the reason why there is hate and division in america. they simply want to defend the constitutional, god-given second amendment rights every american is afforded being born in this country. that is what they do. they're not spreading hate as kirsten gillibrand accuses of them doing now. i would be interested to see what he former constituents in upstate new york have to say about her changes, what they think considering a number of them are supporters of the nra? stuart: i think we dealt with senator gillibrand. why don't we move on to joe biden. >> sounds good. stuart: he revealed his climate plan. it calls for achieving net zero emissions, no carbon emissions, net zero by 2050. katy, have at it. >> you know these big government plans are bound to fail when they are so expansive, so expensive, and lofty bowls of 0% for example. they are bound to fail when they don't incorpo

it was christians like martin luther king jr. application for every part of our life. including how we do politics. pete: when you rip it out of the public square, you get a lot of consequences intended and unintended. jedediah: thank you for being here and sharing your opinion. we appreciate it? >> thank you. pete: well, we are counting down to tonight's fox news town hall with 2020 candidate kirsten gillibrand. jedediah: todd piro is in iowa talking to voters. todd: good morning, guys. this table has two people that run a bridge building company. do you only build bridges? they said. >> not walls, just bridges. todd: if you could? >> we would build walls. todd: we have some folks that want to build the wall even though they are a bridge building company. fox news returns on the other side of this break. ♪ ♪ drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything abo